Albert Kastrati of Pliss: We also watch Kosovo matches, but we dream of joining Albania

Significant developments have taken place in Kosovo football in recent days. Pristina, with a very important victory over Lip, succeeded in approaching the head of the table, but after the match a terrible incident broke the derbin: Llap's chief coach, and former Pristina chief coach, Bobbie Sokoli, was beaten by strangers.

Meanwhile, the next day the match between Kosovo and Malta at stadium “Fadil Vokrri” a victory for the dogs, and the chairmanship would be strengthened.

Periscope has been conducting an interview with the leader of the Plicas typhus from Pristina, Albert Kastrati after all these developments, but not all our questions have been answered.

Asked if he believes there are terns in Kosovo football, and whether Kosovo's champion Pristina will finally be made, Kastrati gave this answer:

It's not a matter of my perception whether there's a coke or not. They're obvious. And we're also witnessing videos that became a scandal in the media in Kosovo, which had to do with just the terns. We see them every week. We won't have very professional football without stopping these terns without being treated as criminal acts. Pristina must return where it belongs. Kosovo football ruler, champion! ”

Asked if, as a Pliss fan, you watch the Kosovo National Games, Kastrati gave this answer: “We are football fans, normally watching all the matches we can. ”

Periscope also asked Kastriot a question about the rivalry between the National of Kosovo and Albania with the last collision they had on the Kastriot Dramaku talent, but even if the union of these two nationals took place. That was the response of the leader of the typhocle:

Not that I believe, I know we're going to join, not just football. This is not a matter of desire but of the more than century-old Albanian project. Remember, there are Albanians living outside the borders of Kosovo who look forward to that day. ”

As for the talents, we have so much that we shouldn't bear it. After all, there should be cooperation among brothers, not rivalry, right?